Burford Capital’s time in the spotlight has been extended with an enthusiastic assessment of its business model from an investment firm followed by an eye-catching report of a potential revenge-porn case tied to an assortment of South Florida litigation.

The litigation funder has had a rocky two months since short seller Muddy Waters Research dropped a 25-page report assailing its business model. And more bad news came Tuesday when the Financial Times published a report implicating the company’s asset recovery business in a “revenge porn” scandal.